Sentence examples for peculiar talent from inspiring English sources

Part of Mr. Ratmansky's peculiar talent lies in his intense awareness of bygone choreographic precedent.

The pleasantly cheesy Borges-on-Viagra tone suits Hoban's peculiar talent well.

The truth, Ms. Dargis said, is "that everyone needs a little coddling, which could be the key to Ms. Meyers's peculiar talent: She pampers her audience shamelessly".

The truth, Ms. Dargis wrote, is "that everyone needs a little coddling, which could be the key to Ms. Meyers's peculiar talent: She pampers her audience shamelessly".

But a better way to understand his significance might be as a singular and peculiar talent in asymmetric communication and marketing strategies.

In his medical job, Rabbi Dr. Lincoln has a peculiar talent: when examining a corpse, he can determine its entire history by touching a bone.

Gowdy has found a perfect vehicle for her peculiar talents.

To prove that his own peculiar talents had concrete value.

However much flag-waving fervour the Baftas whip up this weekend, I fear the night will pass without mention of one of British film's most peculiar talents.

It had not treated him kindly, but, by drawing him into the vortex of its racial problem, it had provided him with the ideal setting in which his peculiar talents could unfold themselves.

In a career during which more than 3,000 of his jewelry designs were realized, Schlumberger created few objects more characteristic of his inclinations and peculiar talents than the "Méduse".